If the piston ring gap is too small, it can lead to increased pressure buildup in the combustion chamber, causing the rings to bind or become damaged. This excessive pressure may result in poor sealing, leading to blow-by, oil consumption, and reduced engine performance. Additionally, it can cause overheating and premature wear of the piston rings and cylinder walls. Overall, a too-small piston ring gap can significantly compromise engine efficiency and longevity.
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Wildfires are most likely to occur in places where climates are moist enough to allow the growth of trees and shrubs, and have extended dry and hot periods.
Most burglaries occur during daylight hours when homes are more likely to be unoccupied. However, burglaries can also occur at night when residents are asleep. Burglars often target homes on weekdays when people are more likely to be at work.
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yes, valve to piston interference is likely to occur if belt fails
Compression/Exhaust.
Yes, they are likely to occur.
No, it's in the cylinder between the head and piston.
Victimization is most likely to occur when
A stock split is most likely to occur when
if the timing belt goes especially at high rpm the crank continues to spin but the cams do not and engine shut down doesnt occur until damage is done, i think a valve was open when the piston came up and something had to give. i dont know if its common but its definitely possible
Pinking (detonation) will occur. At the worst the detonation will eventually hole a piston.
Rain is the most likely type of precipitation to occur in the summer.
Tornadoes are least likely to occur in a polar climate.
Tornadoes are most likely to occur in the late afternoon and earl evening.
It depends what kind of revs you were doing. If they were high, then it is possible that you could have snapped a crank, or damaged a piston. However if they were low, then there may be no damage at all